New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-13
TIE HATERTY AND KELLYLETTERS
ROMAN CATHOLICS CRITICIsE THEM.

NO ILL EFFECT ON THE DAvIrr DINNER-DR
M'GLYNN IN HARLEM.
The opinions of Intelligent Roman Catholics who
talked with yesterday about the refusal Of Eugene Kelly
and Major Hayerty to attend the dinner TO Dr. Kelly, be-
Henry George a member Of the committee OF
arrangements all adverse to the action OF those
gentlemen They criticised the idea of social Ostracsm
for expressions Of ornion public questions Patrick
Ford Editor OF The Irish World. discussing the affair."
said that greatly surprised at seeing the letters
from Mr. Kelly and Major Haverty. He added:
could scarcely believed that they would do such
thing was sense N b y "s GEORGE ws
ved because when aba he had enjoyed The Doctors hsp
Al public aSer must to meet men whose cp
ions not IKE those held by self Mr. George ayoded
Of the existing good feeling His pseeh was happily
a ~A T the ss BUT from
On S s know
sides with DR. MsG S IN nd csau but not SG so
action Of those who refused % meet man 10 pubic
@ w ne az eoany
particular pride.
Even the Catholic clergy disposed to look upon the
letters in bad taste and mistake They are ALL OK
course indisposed express their opinion publicly, but
Father Ducey friend yesterday that he CON
sdered the action OF Mr. Kelly and Major Mavery as CON
prominent Catholic business that was one
OF the ridiculous affairs that had occurred ia New
York in years. He added
am loss to understand how such man as VT Kelly
h sor sser yss fee se gater % holds position in
the Office presen wants retain under the
Insult M George viii help him IN the eyes Of NJ
Mavor. 1t will do Major Haverty the least good
The committee appointed by the Municipal Council OF
Me h.n at the Hetropoan ote are working
hard 10 make II success and believe II VIII De one IN
erty continue 10 be discussed By the organizers OF tho
dinner many OF whom were present Mt the dinner 70 DE-
said yesterday the letters to have aided rather
than retarded the prospect OF the Gunner nes SUCCESS
He continued:
More than two hundred been already
ceved and letters which twenty additional!
warn practical friend o. know bat am .orry
that ne should nave besh Vino has hi, OWN Se.soaa ends to
serve as the in regard to writing that letter
John J. Delaney president OF the Municipal Council OF
the League who win preside at the Dayit dinner. said
twill be though those had never been written.
for the uniform feeling is that they shon meyer nave oss
Committee Of which Mr. Kelly himself is eharman as arc
PTc9ent At this. and the demand for continues
General Roger Pryor will be hand and make speech
would nope that Eugene Kelly VIII ana Us ny
his presence, too.
Up Farrell president Of the Home Rule Club, said
certainly be proud to attend On any occasion
srued Of every utterlnce ~ Mr. ,eorge
ami especially OF any utteranee 70 ms open e'sI tho 70 In
only thai all and courtesy have deserted our people
! A report was started last evening that DR. McGlynn
had gone away from the city the inference that
he had sailed for Rome from some other port From one
OF the doctors friends IL was learned that he is staying
for a few days the house OF his sister in Harlem He
there for and In order 10 escape the numerous
visitors that have been pouring Ia upon him or lae.
The article by Henry George on the McGlynn case,
which published in the last issue OF his paper seems
likely 10 cause trouble Ia the labor ranks In the
next Issue OF John STOns Paper will appear the ioi-
lowing article. headed A Protest.:
We protest eRergeca against the recent attempt 10
drag religious into the OF labor Nohlns
coud e more movement now IN prog
css for the of the working class and IN wh ca
every aud creed as well az men without Creed
beginning take part The work has been proscc
without Irenchiug mans co SCIENCE ana
thus on can II success clearing the
advance overcoming the stumbling blocks as they are
me dreaded all that the
ciptate some obstacle lines behind
wch would fall lighting each other thus con-
the iorwar rc aud blasting the glorious hopes
which have and guarded with much care Voc
by raising
tie
better. II that good Father Nc
ynn his altar than that he shonld BE- used as
precpta the OBSTACLE upon WHICH our unti
bc broken In the warfare against social end IN
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